Bowral School of Arts
THE usual monthly meeting waa held on Tuesday evening. Present: Messrs. Gavin George (chain), J. J. Campbell, J. M. Christie, J. Stokes, G. E. Marston, and R. S. Mackenzie…
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School Presentation
MISS JOHNSON (who has been successful in securing a full scholarship for entry into the Training College, Sydney), was on Tuesday last presented with a handsome glove and handkerehief box from the…
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They say that the school-attendance officer in a thriving provincial town, was recently the victim of a practical joke. He received an anonymous letter informing him that at a…
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THE annual general meeting of subscribers, in connection with the above was held last night (Tuesday), Present: Dr. Fisher (chair), Messrs Gavin George, J…
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The " Osborne" Cup and the " Mount Broughton" Shield, the two trophies kinfly presented by Mrs…
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AT the annual meeting of the Bowral School of Arts held on Tuesday evening last the report of the year was adopted, and it is with pleasure that one notes that…
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SIR,—There are more Subscribers than myself who think that the committee of the School of. Arts should discontinue taking the Bulletin. There is no paper with more disloyal sentiments and these are…
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SIR,—I was very glad to see the letter, on the above, subject in your paper. The Bulletin is so anti-British in its sentiments that it must go. I appeal to those who are stirred with patriotism to do their…
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WE have been requested by Mr. F. P. Berman, hon, sec., to draw attention to the following:— The "Osborne" Cup and the " Mount Broughton " Shield, the two trophies kindly presented by Mrs…
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A SPECIAL committee meeting was held on Wednesday evening last. Present:—Dr. Fisher (chair), Messrs Gavin George, R. S. Mackenzie, J. M. Christic, R. Crawford, G. E. Marston, J. H…
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SIR,—I was pleased to learn that as a result of one of your correspondent's letters, the committee of the School of Arts have taken the matter up, and intend issuing extracts from the Bulletin with ballot papers…
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ON account of the disloyal articles continually appearing in the columns of the Bulletin a correspondent to the Free Press thought fit to draw attention to the fact…
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One day when the ship Hesperus, commanded by William IV., day at the Cape, a seaman named Wolfe applied to the Lien tenant Strangway's for leave to go on shore…
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THE usual monthly committee meeting of the Bowral School of Arts was held on Tuesday evening last. There were present—Messrs. Gavin George (chair), R. S…
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THE anniversary services in connection with the Bowral Wesleyan Sunday-school were held in the Wesleyan Church on Sunday last. Special anniversary…
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IT is not generally known that amongst the public school teachers of the colony there. has been a practical movement going on for supplementing the Patriotic Fund with…
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THE usual monthly meeting, of the Bowral School of Arts Committee was held on Tuesday night last. PRESENT: Dr. Fisher (chair); Messrs. George, Christie,. Marston, J. J. Campbell; Bonynge;…
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It is an unhappy knock that nature has dragging mortals through the mire in order to make thorn wise. Only otter a loner time do men learn that it is…
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A largely attended meeting of ex-students of the Training College and teachers of the Department of Public Instruction was held at Quong Tart's roome on Saturday morning…
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A LARGELY-ATTENDED meeting of ex-students of the Training College and teachers of the Department of Public Instruction was held at Quong Tart's rooms on…
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